{"content":"#MarketRebound The Billion Dollar Ghost of Cambodia 👻💰 He was called a visionary, a man who turned Cambodia’s skyline into glass and steel dreams. But last week, the mask slipped. The US accused Chen Zhi, once hailed as a model entrepreneur, of running one of the largest crypto scam empires in Asia. At just 37, Chen ran the Prince Group; banks, airlines, real estate, even luxury hotels. To the world, he was the golden boy of Cambodia’s rise. Behind the scenes, investigators say he built a digital empire powered by crypto laundering and human exploitation worth 14 billion dollars. His story began in Fujian, China. He moved to Cambodia, became a citizen, and built his empire at record speed. By 30, he was a billionaire. By 35, he had royal titles and political ties. When Cambodia’s gambling boom ended in 2019, others lost fortunes… but Chen’s only grew. Soon, whispers turned into investigations. Billions moved through shell companies. Crypto trails crossed borders. The US and UK sanctioned 128 of his companies and froze his assets. Now, Chen Zhi has vanished. His luxury towers stand like empty trophies. His empire? Under global investigation. In a world where power and crypto anonymity collide, his story isn’t just business. It’s a warning. Because sometimes, billionaires aren’t building empires; they’re building illusions. ⚡","images":["https://d35imkjvkj28kt.cloudfront.net/uploadfile/article/blog/2025102025/10/26/acd1cb6735a6424683b29967822d32bd.jpg"],"tags":[],"tradingPairs":[],"quotearticleid":0}